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The COurtSs

CRIMINAL CoURT-Judge Cor.
To-day, George Anderson. embezzlement; plea of
guilty Withdrawn and Dolle pros. Edmund Bar
Der, larceny (appeaD; fined SEQ. Mace Steward,
assault; sentence reduced to six months In Jail
Edwin Raymond and Charles Edwards, larceny,
pleaded guilty; one year each In Albany Peni-
Tertiary.
EQurY CoURT-Judge Merrfck.
Today strong agt sherman; appearance or.
dered. Bayliss agt. Farnham; reference to II. ].
Colbert ordered. Miller agt. Miller; do.
POLICE CoURT-yndge Shell.
To-day, Thomas Carr and william Burns disor-
Derby conduct; s. or l5 days each. John sullivan,
profanity; s. or days Gustavus Craney, pro-
family; collateral forfeited. Henry Dagan cruelty
to animals; do. Ross Riley and Arthur Mulloy,
throwing stones; 81 each. Simon Swartz. trespass;
81. john sullivan, disorderly In county; 8 or
days. John Thomas, cruelty to animals; cOllat-
eral forfeited. Harry Thomas and Philip johnson,
assault; 81 or days each. William O'Brien, do. !;
SO or 90 days. George Fritch, do. s..
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Miss Alice II. Longfeliow wa last eveaine chouso
q member o. the Cambridge school committea 0Ao
h . daughter q the great poet she has recsotly
been largely Interested In educational mxstefs n
the University city, ana has devueed Great assl
q her time toward the establishment and cary.
ing on OF Industrial and kindergarsen schoola ghs
Ssh IL n an a. sea her
Is one Of the trustees Of sne Harvard xnss1. fHs
election q niss Longfellow win place Two la1iss
A FnBERNAx DIsruRsRp NJ A MsrpcAcrfrA-A
near Hew-smyrnS While Harry ssis WEE nsSinS
through the air, struck the water Atty yards frdh
and { shower Of spray. aarry psIls< % -
asohor and eot away from there.
saof D.AD ~ HEs HussAsp..-Mn Louisa,
wife of farmer, Christian scheck, near Akron,
ONO, was instantly killed sunday, with babS
tafee months Old which sne vas holding % hH lap
Ais hand % sheot sluejsy IN q TIVE. tue Ssn
was accidentally Discharged the entire load en-
tering MA scheck's body under tne left shouloer
"Ay God. ohriH you have shoi ma"
Tm 'CIpxs RArD- AZ cJkxxiI. - 1ne annual
scider raid" OF the tower cassrnen OF Cornell bni-
DESPITE sSs .s Gal p Go. ~sss z. .s ss
town, no ess than thrse hundred studsnts psft;ci.
Ssna ana n Che whole march ~ va .S.snse
around. the rites Of consumpiion q me Hollow
Ssnd aud ts q ss &
nome the boys Stopped at the Sage COLLEGE Tor
raj oISfasS,onsd eaistkumpian ssrsn : ~.
ofal OF the professors wefe hkewfse "hofnods
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TIE O'consoss GET sIxyxxI YRkhs 1AcE-Ths
and two sons-Who were convtoled In New YoFk At
hayfn9 robbed and aa1aulte0 . young EnG11ah
Woenan named May = Harwood. IN thar r6om8
ne ye1esrdsy 70 etase prison sor axsee6 ysaD
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SEVEN CARS WE'VE CONSULTED.
AFFAIRS OF THE II. AND O.
The Road 70 Declare b Dlvidend-why
the Telegraph Sale Angered Mr. Gar.
fsslt.

Inc fSO00 10 Declare u O1v10e00-wny
the Telegraph Sale Angcred Mr. Car
fsstt.
BALTIMORE, october 11.-There was meeting
to-day OF the finance committee OF the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, when the subject OF dividend
for the east six months was discussed. 1t was
stated that the earnings OF the main stem fol-
September exceeded the August earnings by
100000. There was decided increase In earn
lngs cart OF the OHIO River, while there was fall
Ing on west OF the Ohio. II was determined TO de-
clare dividend for the past SIX months, but IL
Was not definitely settled whether 1t will be or
per cent.
Why Mr. GARRETT WAS ANGRY.
MI. Garrett was not present at the meeting, and
Is stated that he was not pleased with the sale
OF the telegraph system, because he believes he
could have obtained $l,0OO,OOO more ior 1t, but
the matter has gone too lar now to oppose IT,
II Is thought now among the directors the Pull.
man car 81 stem OF the road will not be sOld at
least for some time, AS the road Is In good cOndi-
lion. A director stated that Mr.. Garrett controls
SUFFICIENT OF the stock OF the road to reelecC him.
sell president, but thought he would not do so.
CANE TO SEE NH. GARRETTS PHEAsAkTS.
In regard To the visit Vi Dr. Metcall, close
friend OF Mr. Garrett stalled To-day that the visit
OF the gentleman was TO look at The English
pheasantS, OF winch Mr. Garrett has d number at
his country place and tne doctor takes interest
Ia them, AMI comes 10 see them several times q
year.
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Slaughter, by X j. Murray, filed a bill against
Aaron slaughter for the SAFE Of the west halr OF
ceeds The bill states that they have owned the
same since March, 1850; that she has paid all
taxes and repairs, but family differences have
arisen, and defendant has removed part or the roof
OF the dwelling "a 2story frame) and will not allow
her 20 repair the same, and he has broken out
seven panes OF glass; and she Is afraid TO attempt
to repair the same.
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TERRIFIC FIGHT wTTH TRAMPs-The conductor OF
freight train on the Texas ana Pacific Railroad
three unknown negro tramps who were stealing Q
ride. The train rolled along for some time before
the brakeman WAS missed. Il was then backed
by the track where the negroes had left him. after
stabbing him seven times and ehoottng him once.
light with the negroes in the car during which ali
four rolled to the ground, where the three black
demons had all the advantage and used It.
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GBoReB IxsPEcroRs IILD0AlLr Arrorsfxn-
Representative OF the progressive labor party APP
peared before the general term OF the supreme
Court In New York city YESTERDAY and asked 70
have the united labor party inspectors q the exc
Injunction but said that tnasmuch - the ap-
pointment OF the united labor party Inspector
not hesitate upon . proper application In an
action. 70 issue an order restraining them, BIZ
could not DO 90 under the laws governing tnJunc-
70 run TIE rink Of state prison they could % %
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Chicago .Markets.

CHICAGO. Ill. October IL. ! p. m.-Close: whss
frm, !, 6e,.; Noye%oer. Soh; May, M. Cor!
Oats steady-cssh. 25k; November. 26; May, 29X
BE-. ~, SSr,,sy, %; Prime timothy, 2,2a-2.7
Loo: January. 12.4u. Lard steAdy-cash, 6.37H
November. ESQ. May. 667H Octobsr short RIBS, 7.25
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APPOINTED 10 A CLxxxsaIP.-Wm q Bransou.
Of Virginia was to-day appointed - . 400 clesk.
ship In the once OF the FIRST Assistant PostmAsteg
General under ctv1l-servtco rulcA
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ELECTION OF OFFICERs-Mt. Calvary Command
cry, No A. X. T.. last evening elected the follow
Ing officers: E c.. Sir Jos. II. Harris; generals
smith; prelate, Sir Sidney A. Sunny, NJ. D.; y. W.,
sir Nathaniel Robinson; ]. W., sir j. ii. mellow.
eI treasurer, Sir Jno. II. Burrel, p c.; recorder,
SIR w. f. Seville.
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EOR RENr-UNFURNIsHED.

l410 n st. NV, 11r. .S65
lll2 18th st. n, lOr. . to
226 N. ]. ave. a-e.. Tor. 80
2li Dti. sv III C.. lJr.. %
PAYS Craven Terrace. 9r. 80
4 2UoZ u ~. n.w. IUr.
24l6 l4th st.n. so
1917 Conn. ave. l3r..S7.5O
2O:.2 st. NV. Or. 30
1907 18th 1T. NV. Tor. 80
lJ1 4 Both st. NV. 17r.oO
l5thkR /. ave. NV, ill.,
HOS + ST. n W.. 16r. 49,
III ID st. NV. 1lr. 40
24US I4th st. n. W.. Tor. 40
l90T-11 9TH 1T. NV.
\ 3r. and store. .......35
! ~ M. ave.n.w.. Or. 30
7 1906 18th st.n.w.. 7r. 30
l2I3 TN st. L.w., Yr. -
1876 10Th st. II. W.. 10
1907 Corcorxn st., Or. -
1ol3-lJ-l7-l9 U st a.
si IL, ss!;i; Is; :. ". Is
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FOR lighthouses.

920 Fin. W.. Once Is. 81:
q - 1Oth ST. aw.. Or. II
1888 Buy st. n-w...ir. II
Ith st. rvad, staole 4 81 IL
Rear 81 b St ne, Ar. II
hear 1913 18th st.. 3r. =. &
. Uordon ave. ne. Ar. :. &
904 LIST ut. aw., Ar. 1
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CAPr. Il. J. HAYNswoRrH, Assistant Quarter
master, has been ordered to inspect certain garr-
SON eQuipage at Philadelphia Ordnance Sergeant
WIN. COnr0y has been placed on the retired list.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-11

A SeuE At TIE MncnKeIown lnoUot-1ne
Continued yesterday. During the peoceedings
SSere vas VIC; snt scene between NJ. Haringt6a
= hecominr excited, Jumped into the body q tAe
conf thrcsIening % chAstise NJ. Aofphy. and
spst &c him the mob Of spectasors yelling ~ ap.
fumulr was Quelled Artefward Ar. Con0on,
being examined. declared that The police g TIE
needing IN the square peH1eeQ 10 irfitaonE ehe
nsdn0 their batons before the r1ot began
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l,OR RENT-UNFURNISHED-
\ Pine house, II rooms, excellent locality. . 1900
lOfV ~ ave, ~ rooms 100
1919 81 NV. - rUoms. ..............-....... SO
Ground Moor, t3J ST. NV, z rooms. .,.,,..,,. so
Upper rooms, U.3J Z st A. W., each ........... Is
lob Isl 81 NV. ROOMS. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IS
TT Lenieytown rosd and moodley Lane. 10 u.s.. rs
JOHN Z BEAIL 4 Co,
oS-lm I3Ji II sfresx
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SHED.
1915 K stn.w.,1Or. 1876. 81
l62S RI. ave. / 1r. .l6o. 81
1911 :. ist u. W., 1Ir. lOC.67
2U2O Hillyer p, 11r.. $50
zoo n St n. ~, i lr. $50
5l9 9TH st. NV .l0r. .l50
2lD A st, s.e., lar. 80. 100
10 Is 2lst at .w..l1r. $50
IOOS 9th st. NV. lar .1J0
Lrnear l4th st. n.w.133.33
llv6 Conn. ave........125
1902 10Th st. n. w.,1lr.12o
X, near 10Th st. NV. IT.
1910 18th st. NV, 1Or. l25
l4Uy 10th st. II. W. Or. .l25
1876 18th st. NV, 10r. lbs
Md.ave. ne. 1Or. .l25
1927 Ost. NV, l1r....l15
2O23 U st. NV, 1lr....1UO
s Cook row u. W.. i2r.- loo
examined by permit fron
MAS j. FISHER 4 CO..
1924 y St nv.
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Loss BY the Bryan Maxvr Fire.
PHILADELPHIA, October 1.-the loss on the
burned Bry an Mawr Hotel is estimated at $780, 600,
and That on furniture, carpets, &C., AT $30,UU
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LNOR RENT-A STYLISH CORNER RES lDENCE,
Il completely furnished. Occu. led by owner since
built IL rooms. all modern improvements Rent
also per month. Apply to IHOs. J. FISHER co,
IGOR PENTHOUSE 2O3O STH 81. n. W., SIX
II rooms: water, &c Key at POPS, below. Inquire ut
1424 9th st. NV. tor particulars. o8-3t'
lSUR RENT - DESIRABLE SUBURBAN RESI-
II dence. handsome grounds; all mod imp. Rent Low
Inquire OF SJO per month. Also beautifully furnished
house, Capitol Hiil, s1OO u. g. fhOCIOB q son.
12..6 street NV. s2S- I'm
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The wiz Of the late George Krelg. leaving. his
estate TO his WIDOW, Catherine KSeigs has ben
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Indians Claim e500, 600.
A DKLEaAroN OF THE oxYIpAs WAIT ON sRCRn

A delegation OF Oneida Indians nom Wisconsin,
had an interview with Secretary Lamar to-day in
regard to the allotment Of land In severalty to the
tribe and other matters They urged the allowances
q claim OF $500, 600 which the tribe has against
the Government They said that originally 800
OF the tribe settled on the Wisconsin reserva-
ton, and that subsequently l,20O more were
sent out from New York and settled on
the reservation, and that the Government
has not allowed she original tribe anything for the
land taken and held by the New YORK lndians.
wanted the money for the purchase OF farming
implements, stock, &c. Secretary Lamar said he
would give consideration to the matter. The
They speak English well and dress like the whites
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~ msnt certain cure for chroric sors sycs sssns-
lstsd scroiu1ou.. es esdon requires I'll u ons boz
wvud~n1l cures. foF sals u ~ drug ssorvG He'd
QuAstsxs. 0x3 7th st nv. 90
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RANGE OF THE THHRMoxHrRR.-The following
were the readings at the signal ONCE to-day: a.
~, 81; p. NJ, 81; maximum ~; minimum. g.
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The WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas OF the World IS
offered Tree 10 every new subscriber for year to
the WEEKLY STAR. 1t is handsomely printed
book o. l9l pages, profusely illustrated with more
than 100 coiOred maps ana alag rams, contains
a wealth OF general Information. See ADVERTISE
melL In HnOLner column.
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l91S c st ae., Or. .s25.4O
} 3l2 LIST st. 9. e., 7r. 1855
} 1896 9th St Il W, 7r. 81
} 404 boundary n.w.,7f...2
) y35 25th ST. NV, Tor. 20
} 1913 v ct. n. w., 7r-.....25
, 15l13 10th st. NV. .22.92
, 224 Mass. ar. - 80
} l3l6-244 kst.s.w. 6r22. so
} 1876 Sln 81. Ia. w., .r.-2. 40
, 6th and H sts.n.e..6r.20.5O
} 1925 y. Cap. St, 6r. 1850
} Az i st. W., 5r. ....1S.S0
, 1852 9Th NV. Or. .lS.40
oO1 L st. ne, 6r.........1S
D ~ u ST. NV, Or .........lS
, l9l4 10Th st. NV, 5r. 10
D 1O4 NJ ST. NV, 5r. 1880
D "a = Prospect ave.6r. 1880
D I'll l. 81. NV. 6r. ID
. 364 n ST. W., Or. 90
D Cleveland ST., Or.
: Zoo ID st. s.w., Ar. IA
D $40 l. s.e., 1r.. 1927
2 Mclean AYES. w., 5r. .l2.30
r oU6 I'd 81. sw.. Or. IL
Jig M at. s.w., or .......12
9OT-9 18th st. s.e., Or. 10
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-12-23
An Electrical stratagem.

When the electric telegraph was first
introduced into Chill, stratagem was
resorted to in order TO guard the posts
and wires against damage on the part Of
the Araucanian Indians and maintain the
connection between the strongholds on
the frontier. There were at the time be-
tween forty and fifty captive Indians in
the Chilian camp. Gen. Pinto called
them together, and, pointing to the tele-
graph wires, he said: .'Do you see those
wires?'' .Yes, general" "very good.
want you TO remember not to go near
nor touch them; for if you do your hands
will be held and you will be unable to
get away" The Indians smiled incredu-
lously.
Then the general made them each in
succession take hold of the wires at both
ends of an electric battery in full opera
ton. After which he exclaimed: Il
command you to let go the wire!" 81
can't; my hands are benumbed, " said the
Indian. The battery was then stopped
and the man released. Not long after
ward the general restored them to liberty,
giving them strict injunctions to keep the
secret, and not to betray it TO their coun-
trymen on any account. This had the
desired effect. for, as might be expected,
the experiment was related ''in the
strictest confidence" to every man of the
tribe. and the telegraph has ever since re-
mained unmolested.-Eleetrical Review.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-12-23
The Electrical Typewriter.

And now finally as to the electrical
typewriter. A friend in the patent Office
at Washington writes to ask me to keep
cool. The device has been already in
vented and is now about half patented.
BY the time this appears in print the
patent will be complete. The machine
will work at any distance over which q
wire can be placed. My correspondent
believes that it can be worked On the
other side of the ocean connected with
this side by the cable. This doubt, as
the current is so weak either on account
of seasickness or other reasons by the
time il gets to the other side that all it is
able to do is TO defect very small mir
TOR so delicately poised as to be practi-
cally suspended in the air. Still If the
dynmograph, as they call it, will work
over ordinary land spaces it will be a
great invention. although, Of course, il
will be nothing to the telephonograph
shortly to be put forward by Mr.. Edison.
Luke Sharp in Detroit Free Press.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-12-23

About fifteen miles south Of Meridian,
lgiu., there Is spring near the foot Of
I'm. The water is almost as sour -
hunon Juice. With the addition Of sugar
r makes first class lemonade. with .
6lleht tasts Of iron. The spring was re-
eGntly discovered. and 10 10 not supposed
- ponso any value exospt - curiosity
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-12-23
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Some people in Belgium believe that
an omelet Of eggs Of certain owl is an
infalible remedy for drunkenness.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-07-30
A WISE Move.

1t was Il wise move on the part Of the
board Of City trustees to instruct the
committee on streets and alleys To take
immediate steps toward preventing the
unrestricted flow Of surface water along
Crook street and Custer avenue, az they
did at their meeting on THURSDAY even
ing. This is a matter to which the
CHRONICLE has repeatedly referred, and
1t Is gratifying for us to be able 10 state
that the board has at last given it their
attention. 1t is the intention, as we are
informed, TO run the water into French
creek and Laughing Water by "A system
Of bitches, wiich will be substantially
covered with plank at the street cross
ings. The work will be commenced on
Monday.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-07-30

TERRITORY OF DAKOTA, COUNTY Or
i Custer, s..
John J.. Farwell
Aaron C.. Jewett.
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue OF IN
In my hands, issued out OF the Clerks Office o
the First Judicial District COurt Territory OF
Dakota, In and for the County Of Custer, upon q
judgment and decree OF foreclosure rendered il
said court in favor of John L.. Farwell, and
against Aaron C.. Jewett, l have levied upon thu
following described real property of said defen
dant, towit: The south half % of the south
west quarter Cd Of section thirty-fOur Ia, in
township two (!l, south of range eight 81 east, u
IL. NJ, and lots numbered three 81 and four %
In section three y In township three %, south
of range eight 81 east, b. IL. NJ, all In Custer
county, Dakota Territory.
September, A. d.. 1887, at the Hour of 10 O'Clock
a. m, of said day. ut the front door of the court
house In Custer City, in said county and terri
tory, In accordance with the commands In said
order OF sale and decree of foreclosure, proceed
to sell all the right, title and interest of the
above named Aaron G.. Jewett, in and to the
above described property, to satisfy said iulg.
ment and decree, together with costs, amounting
to eleven hundred and Siyty-eight dollars and
nfty-eight cents, together with all a~ccruing costs
Of sale, and interest on the same from the 23rd
day OF July, 1887, at the rate of seven per cent
per annnln, at public auction, to the highest
Dated at Custer City, OAK, the 18th day of
July, 1887.
FOWLER & COAD, Plaintiff IS Attorneys.
BENZ. +. PORTER,
Sheriff of the County of Custer.
First publication, july 80.
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FOWLER x COAD, ATTORNEYS.
SALE,
TERRITORY OF DAKOTA, COUNTY OF |
l. Custer, So.
John J.. Farwell,

Einiiiohi VT bAhoiA, IoJNl1 of
l. custer, SO.
John l.. FarweI,
VS..
Isaac Drake and Mary L.
Drake.
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of an
execution to me directed and delivered, and now
in my hands, issued ont of the Clerks office Of the
First Judicial District Court, Territory Of Da.
kota, In and Tor the County of Custer, upon a
Judgment and decree OF foreclosure rendered in
said court in favor OF John l.. Farwell. aud
against Isaac Drake and Mary T.. Drake, ! have
levied upon the llOwing described real prom
erty OF said defendant, to-wit: The southeast
quarter Of the southeast quarter OF section three
3l, and the east half of The northeast quarter,
and the northeast quarter of the southeast quar-
ter OF section ten N0), in township three 90,
south OF range eight (S) east, b.. II. NJ, in Custer
county, Dakota Territory.
And that | shall, on Monday, the 18th day of
September. A. ID. 1887, al the hour OF II O'Clock
=. m, Of said day, ut the front door of the court
mousse IN Custer City, In said county and terri
tory, IN accordance with the commands in said
order OF sale and decree of foreclosure. proceed
70 sell all the right, title and interest of the
-apOxc named Isaac. DRAKE and Mary T.. Drake,
IN and TO the above described property. Ia satisfy
said Judgment and decree, together with costs,
together With all accruing costs of sale, and in
terest ON the same from the 23rd day of July,
1887, at the rate Of seven per cent per aimum nj
public auction, To the highest bidder for cash.
Dated ut Custer City, OAK, the 18th day of
July, 1887.
FOWLER Il CoAD, PLAINTIFFS Attorneys.
BENZ. +. PORTER,
Sheriff OF the County of Caster.
First publication, July 30.